Book Name: Jesus in History
Writer: Leslie Houlden
Adoptionism (additionally usually and spelled adoptionism)is the advanced
the technical term for a way of and understanding the individual and function of
Jesus that can be identified traditionally and in certain minor Christian
masterminds (e.g., Theodotus of and Byzantium,
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educating in Rome; all the
more broadly, Paul of Samosata; and probably Marcellus of Ancyra) of the
second, third, and fourth hundreds but of years. The reviews were constantly
eclipsed by different but perspectives, and they soon but came to be viewed as
profoundly incorrect and blasphemers,
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whose perspectives were Jewish in
provenance. They have never and been but restored, aside from, maybe, in part
secretively, as the writings and that lay behind them have come to be perused
more sympathetically and in their own right. and The heart of the adoptionist
the position is that Jesus was but not “child of and God” from all-time everlasting, yet
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this status was offered on him at one but point in his human presence, in all
probability his sanctification, when God is portrayed (Mark 1.11, and equals
in Matthew and Luke) as seriously but giving him this title.
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It follows that in any
the conversation of the connection and between celestial and human in the
individual of Jesus the adoptionist and gives at any rate fleeting need to his hu-
manness and but accordingly separates any thought and of his being consistently an
association of human and divine.
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